Hardwood floors are a classic home building material due to their natural beauty and long-lasting durability. The combination of a distinguished look and excellent resale value makes them one of the most used materials for floors today.
With a wide variety of hardwood flooring options available on the market today, we want to provide our readers with useful information about selecting the perfect hardwood floor for your project, as well as the technical and aesthetic aspects of hardwood.
From classic hardwood floors to innovative new products, we offer valuable insight about the various styles of hardwood, as well as the finishes and construction uses for each. As hardwood floors are constantly evolving, we regularly update the section to keep our readers informed of new products and uses for the traditional wood flooring.
Hardwood floors add an elegant and dramatic touch to any home. Although unfinished hardwood floors have been a traditional favorite for many years, high-quality prefinished hardwood flooring offers several advantages for consumers. It’s important to consider whether this option is the best fit for your home. Check out the benefits below…
Do you dream about the warmth of hardwood in the bathroom but cringe at the thought of mixing wood and water? Although some designers shy away from wood flooring for bathrooms, innovations, and expert installation can make this dream a reality in your home.
Replacing the flooring in your kitchen? Think long and hard about the ideal style of flooring for this area. While tile or vinyl may be common choices, wood flooring for your kitchen is also a great option. Find out the basics of hardwood floors for the kitchen, and update this busy hub of your home…
Not all bamboo flooring is made in the same manner, and consumers should understand the difference before investing in this product. Strand woven bamboo flooring provides a distinct appearance and above-average performance, due to the unique way this eco-friendly flooring product is made.
Hardwood flooring comes in a wide range of colors and stains. Either pre-finished or finished onsite after installation, hardwood flooring finishes provide protection, enhance the appearance, and increase durability. Consumers may be surprised at the choices available for finishing hardwood, including popular, eco-friendly methods with an oil base. Deciding between natural oil finish vs UV …
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Bamboo floors are rapidly gaining popularity due to their strength and environmental benefits. However, many consumers may not fully understand the details of this product. So, what should they know and consider when purchasing new bamboo flooring? Check below to find out more…
Hardwood flooring remains a popular choice for homes of all sizes, outlasting the latest home décor trends and improving the value of homes across the country. Consumers should consider this type of flooring as a lifetime investment, but performance, durability, and appearance depend on product quality and installation methods. Be sure you know what to …
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Stronger than domestic hardwood species, Cumaru Brazilian Teak is an exotic wood used for solid hardwood and engineered wood flooring products. Homeowners can benefit from several characteristics of this species, including its strength and distinct appearance. Although the cost is a bit higher than popular domestics like Red Oak and Maple, Brazilian Teak creates a …
Replacing carpets and other aged flooring with wood is a wise option for homeowners across North America. But consumers wonder which option provides the best value and ponder the question of solid vs engineered wood flooring. What are the major differences in these popular products? And how can you choose the ideal wood flooring for …
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Finishing Stage In the last two posts, we’ve looked at the selection, grading, and planing of hardwood flooring. Now we’re at the final stage of manufacturing and taking a closer look at the finishing process, when protective coatings and sealants are applied to hardwood and engineered wood flooring.